Monroe Mayor Evans and Alderman Bober Decline City Run
In Monroe in 1964 Mayor Orville R. Evans Sr. declines a third term for health and business reasons. Alderman Walter J. Bober also says he will not seek re election. Victor N. Schiller and Jerry Coplien emerge as potential candidates for the Seventh Ward and related posts.
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Evans
Bober
Monroe
Orville R. Evans Sr
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Second Ward County Board
Walter J. Bober
Seventh Ward
Jerry Coplien
Park and Recreation
Badger Paint
Roger L. Elmer
Coplien
J.B. Heeren and Son Insurance
de Heeren
Lester M. Johnson
Johnson
Evan C. Chambers
Herman L. Schindler
Schindler
Evans Letter Shop
Everett Keel
Executives Wife Held for Threats
MILWAUKEE The wife of a business executive was charged with threatening to shoot federal Judge Robert Tehan and bankruptcy referee James McCarty. Elsa M Susnar 47 of Fox Point was arrested at her mother’s home after a threatening call to the judge and a claim of a threat to her husband. The Susnar’s husband Robert L is secretary of Wisconsin Screw Machine Co of Vaccine, a firm in bankruptcy.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Robert E. Tehan
James E. McCarty
Elsa M. Susnar
Fox Point
Robert L
Wisconsin Screw Machine Co
Vaccine
Tehan
McCarty
Infant Strangles in Crib Near Kenosha
Eight month old James Priebus son of Mr and Mrs Richard Priebus of rural Kenosha died after his head became caught between crib bars Tuesday night in a tragic accident.
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Kenosha
James Priebus
Richard Priebus
Council Okays Metal Building and Public Hearings Set
The City Council approved a metal storage building for the park and street departments with K and S Construction Co. of Madison winning the bid at 11542. Public hearings were set for Dec 17 on clerk and treasurer salary increases, a tavern hours ordinance on election days, and a routine tax-sharing ordinance. The council also authorized a 1964 Ford police car purchase for 1365, paid claims, funded Christmas decorations, and approved street light and storm sewer projects. Evan C. Chambers was absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K and S Construction Co
Madison
Monroe
Freda M. Bray
Eleanor B. Frederick
William J. Schmitz
Monroe Sales Co
Evan C. Chambers
Fifth Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Beloit
29Th Avenue
16Th Street
14Th Street
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
Monroe Country Club
President Hails Dallas Guard Hero as Noble Public Servant
President Johnson praised Secret Service agent Rufus W. Youngblood at the White House ceremony for receiving the Treasury's exceptional service award. Johnson said Youngblood offered his life to save another on the day Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.
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Washington
Johnson
Secret Service
Rufus W. Youngblood
White House
Youngblood
Treasury’s Department
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Clinton J Hill
Wisconsin GOP to accept special session label on road plan
Wisconsin Republicans back the special session designation to allow expense claims as Gov. Reynolds pursues Project 66 highway financing. The plan envisions about 300 million dollars in borrowing and a one cent per gallon gasoline tax increase to speed interstate and major road work by 1967 with a seven member freeway commission overseeing route selections.
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Madison
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
Senate
Assembly
Reynolds
GOP
Milwaukee
New Anti Sub Missile Carries Nuclear Blast
The Navy unveiled a new submarine weapon for long range anti submarine use. The weapon called Subroc is launched underwater, rises above the surface, speeds to the target area and then dives to the enemy. It carries a nuclear warhead.
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New York
Navy
Monroe native Teehan named to lead county March of Dimes drive
Philip J Teehan of Monroe is appointed chair man for the county March of Dimes campaign announced by Richard Newcomer county chapter chairman. Teehan a Monroe high school graduate 1950 and Blumer pharmacy employee with a 10 year sales background is married to Sybil Blumer and has four children Tony Joey Nic and Betsy. Co chair men of the Mothers March are Mrs John M Irvin and Mrs Jack F Murray and township chairman is Frederick Viney of Dayton.
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Philip J. Teehan
Monroe
Richard Newcomer
National Foundation
Teehan
Monroe High School
Sybil Blumer
Harold A. Blumer
Victor Teehan
Tony
Joey
Nic
Betsy
Blumer’s Pharmacy
John M. Irvin
Jack F. Murray
Frederick
Woody) Viney
Dayton
Jane Dakin Freed From Supervision in Wisconsin Case
Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss ordered Elizabeth Jane Dakin released from state supervision. Dakin, 22, had been found not guilty by reason of insanity in the December 1, 1958 fatal shooting of her parents in Manston and had undergone treatment at Winnebago state hospital with prior parole to test stability.
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Madison
Bruce Beilfuss
Neillsville
Elizabeth Jane Dakin
Beilfuss
Miss Dakin
Winnebago State Hospital
Hunter 20 Charged In Brother Killing
Richard Zeitzius, 20, of Howard, was charged with homicide by reckless conduct for the shooting of his 17 year old brother Robert while hunting near their parents home in Brown County. Richard appeared in County Court and arraignment was continued to Friday when he requested an attorney.
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Green Bay
Richard Zeitzius
Howard
Robert
Brown County
Raymond Zeitzius
Richard
No Challenger Ready Staley Likely To Win NFO Presidency
Oren Lee Staley a Missouri farmer and founder A longtime head of the National Farmers Organization since 1955 is expected to win a ninth term at the NFC convention as insurgent opposition remains unfielded. Delegates from about 20 states gather with Staley’s policy emphasis on farm product market actions and income support. Rep. Alvin O Konski of Wisconsin was slated to speak at the gathering.
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Des Moines
Oren Lee Staley
Missouri
National Farmers Organization
Staley
NFO
Challenger
Alvin O’konski
R-Wis
Drive-in Oral Polio Clinic Expands In Monroe
The Green County Medical Society announced a drive-in site at the Commercial and Savings Bank south of Monroe Armory for Sabin Sunday vaccines. The plan aims to boost adult turnout and reach 80 percent immunity with three-dose scheduling across Monroe and county clinics.
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Sabin
Green County Medical Society
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Armory
Monroe
Browntown
Albany
Bank of Albany
Monticello
New Glarus
Brodhead
Bank of Brodhead
Juda
Swiss Mart Steady Demand Fair to Good on Cheese
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand and ample current styles. Prices span cheddars 36 48 to 38 42, 40 pound blocks 36 to 39, single daisies 38 58 to 39, long horns 38 48 to 39, midgets 37 34 to 40 42. Swiss cheese steady with adequate to short supplies and State brand block 44 to 45, Grade B 41 to 42, Grade C 38 to 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Johnson Eyes Budget Cut to About 100 Billion
President Johnson aims for a lean federal budget with a target near 100 billion dollars for the next fiscal year beginning July 1. He meets with AFL-CIO leaders and Business Advisory Council as he pressures agencies to justify spending while pursuing economy, civil rights, and national unity. Budget Director Gordon and Deputy Staats continue agency by agency reviews to tighten requests up to 103 billion while Treasury foresees 98 to 103 billion.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
Labor
Big Business
Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
Kermit Gordon
Elmer Staats
Pierre Salinger
Budget Bureau
Salinger
Monroe High School Band Presents A Christmas Fantasy Concert
The Monroe high school band opens the holiday season with a concert at 8 p.m. in the junior high auditorium. Allan F. Barnard directs. featured are Alvin Moritz and his sons Fredric and Jon, plus vocalists Vicki Neuberger Patricia Stauffacher Urs Garner Wayne Moore. The program spans three parts including Christmas favorites Silver Bells Silent Night and Away in the Manger along with light pieces Jolly Old Saint Nicholas and The Toy Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Allan F. Barnard
Alvin Moritz
Fredric
Jon
John Reese
Patricia Stauffacher
Jesu
Urs Garner
Vicki Neuberger
Wayne Moore
Becky Houser
Moritz
Miss Neuberger
Becky Trumpy
Monroe wrestlers open season under Neale at Sun Prairie
The Monroe high school wrestling team coached by Ralph Neale starts its season tomorrow night at Sun Prairie with the jayvees at 6 30 p m and the varsity at 7 45 p m. Seventy? five players? 65 boys are in wrestling with eight major letter winners returning and 13 minor letter winners plus 11 underclassmen from last year. Returning letter men include Badger Conference champions Dave Pick Eddie Anderson and Richard Barry who qualified for the state meet last year.
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Monroe High School
Ralph Neale
Sun Prairie
Jayvees
Dave Pick
Eddie Anderson
Badger
Richard Barry
Troop Commander Dies at 27 After Kennedy Funeral
Captain Michael D. Groves 27 commanded ceremonial troops in President Kennedy's funeral. He collapsed at his Ft Myer home during dinner and died en route to the base hospital. Autopsy was ordered by the Military District of Washington. Groves was native of Ann Arbor and led the Old Guard Honor Guard at the funeral.
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Washington
Michael D. Groves
Kennedy
Military District of
Ft. Myers
110th Green County Fair Set for July 29 to August 2
The 110th annual Green County Fair, led by president O L Hare, will run July 29 through August 2. Free attractions are planned except for July 29 amphitheater show. Tractor pulls Friday and Thursday, new cement platform, two Saturday variety shows, harness racing August 1 2, and Arts Swenson Thrillcade will follow. Gold Bond Shows return to the midway. Directors attended the national fairs association meeting in Chicago with Hare and others from Monticello.
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Green County
O. L
Doug) Hare
Art Swenson
Mickey Stark
Chicago
Papal Decree Sets Up Church Worship Reform
Pope Paul VI decreed a sweeping reform of Roman Catholic worship and urged bishops to share governance with him. He announced a historic Holy Land trip next month, the first by a pope in 159 years, and outlined liturgy changes allowing modern languages in Mass and sacraments with English translations planned for American parishes.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Holy Land
St. Peter
Rome
Christ
Pope Paul
Italy
Pius VII
Paris
Napoleon
France
Papal States
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
Vatican
Stock Prices Rise in Active Trading Session
New York traders reported a rise in stock prices in a fairly active session. Volume reached about 4.7 million shares, up from 4.54 million on Tuesday, while the tape lagged floor transactions on three occasions.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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Orville Evans
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Hunter
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